ON THIS DAY IN OUR HISTORY: PAPUA New Guinea swimmers took two medals in the Queensland State Swimming Titles held in Brisbane from January 11 to 17. Read full article here: ( https://www.postcourier.com.pg/on-this-day-in-our-history-swimmers-win-two-medals-in-queensland ) | Post Courier

#APEC |🌏🇨🇳 Lindsay Polume Kutan from Papua New Guinea praised the city’s seamless blend of history and innovation. The First Senior Officials' Meeting (SOM1) is running Feb 1–10, marking the start of the APEC China Year. Delegates from 21 economies explored #Guangzhou, discovering a city where ancient heritage meets modern development. #APEC2026 #Guangzhou #GlobalEconomy #HeritageMeetsInnovation 🌟🏙️ | The South

BREAKING: French President Emmanuel Macron recently visited Papua New Guinea an African country, as some reports have mistakenly described it though geographically, it is located in the Pacific. During the official welcoming ceremony, an unusual and controversial incident took place. President Macron reportedly noticed that the President of Papua New Guinea was wearing a black suit, while he himself was dressed in a white shirt. Macron then asked his host president to remove his suit and be in w

PNG’s 50-year history is made of big and small moments. To celebrate, we’re using cutting-edge technology to bring still photographs to life. This photo is the first of many. It shows Bavaroko Primary School kids Celebrating our Independence in 1975 at Sir John Guise Stadium. #PNG50. #PNG50Inspireourfuture | Papua New Guinea 50 - Celebrating Independence

In anticipation of the anniversary of Independence we look back at key moments. On 16 September 1975, across towns, villages, islands and the highlands, Papua New Guineans gathered around the wireless to hear the news of their nation’s independence. Families and communities listened as history unfolded — the voices of leaders, the sound of celebration, and the announcement that Papua New Guinea had become a sovereign nation. It was a day of pride, unity and hope, remembered not only in the offic

In anticipation of the anniversary of independence, we look back at key moments. On 16 September 1975, Papua New Guinea raised its national flag for the first time, marking the birth of a proud and independent nation. We honour this historic moment and the enduring bond between our two countries. As Papua New Guinea celebrates its Independence Day, we reflect on the courage, resilience, and vision that shaped the nation’s journey and continue to inspire its future. #YumiStapWantaim #SidebySideSt

PNG 50th FESTIVAL: Where were you in 1975? Fifty years ago, Papua New Guinea became independent. We asked people: "Where were you in 1975?" More of these incredible stories and more 50th Festival content here: ( https://www.postcourier.com.pg/francisca-duaka-where-were-you-in-1975 ) | Post Courier